Gathering Details, Analyzing These, and Brainstorming!
For anyone who reaches us for developing sites, we ask for some basic details first. We first try to determine what purpose your website should serve. Depending on that, we will continue taking further steps. For instance, if you need to develop your site for an e-commerce business, we’ll ask you the necessary details, and depending on that, we’ll note down the purpose, goal, target audience, etc.
Putting all the details on the table, we'll brainstorm and come up with a rough idea about how your site should look like.
Goal Setting, Site Structuring & Strategic Planning
At this stage, we send the copy of your provided details to our marketing team. They analyze the details and list down your site's major and minor objectives. Depending on the outcomes, they develop a strategic plan that suits your business and can bring you sustainable success and growth.
Considering your site's vision, mission, future long-term plan, etc., they finalize the strategic plan, provide a rough idea about your site structure and approve for the next phase.
Wireframing, Usability, UI & UX Development
After getting the strategic plan ready, our marketing team sends the copy to our graphic design team. Our innovative graphic design team analyzes the strategy, brainstorms on that, and initiates the wireframing process considering the website goal.
In the meantime, our designers put their attention to detail in maintaining proper UI and UX.
Skeleton Construction, Database Creation, and Others
At this phase, our developer team gets the final copy from our graphic design team to initiate the technical part. They start constructing the site's skeleton as per the finalized wireframe model.
They do all the technical parts during the process, such as database development, page creation, menu creation, linking, etc. After all, this section only deals with creating the finished product and delivering it to the final phase.
Performance Testing, Bug Fixing, and Launching
Before launching each site we develop, we test-run our site to make sure our developed site is performing well or not. We manually check each function and inspect every tiny part. If we find any bugs, we manually check our coding, find the buggy parts, and start initiating the debugging process to regain its natural pace.
After performing the proper inspection, our developer team announces the project as ready to make live. And then, they finally launch the site which is ready to index on search engines.